Value Added Tax (VAT) is a tax that is levied on the sale of most goods and services in Ireland. Listed below are the current VAT rates in Ireland in 2022 . These rates of VAT have been the same since January 2012 apart from the period from September 2020 to March 2021 when the standard rate […]
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If you are looking for information about the Budget due to be announced on Oct 12th 2021 – that will be Budget 2022.You can find more information here about Budget 2022 Summary . The 2021 Budget was announced at 1pm Tuesday 13th October 2020. A summary of the main items that will directly affect people’s […]
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A Brexit deal was finally agreed between the EU and the UK on Dec 24th 2020.But , even with an EU/UK trade deal, there may still be import duties on some items. UK VAT should not be charged on orders from the UK sent to Ireland/EU.Read the full details below and how it will affect […]
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Since January 2021 – most Amazon UK Orders Under €22 were VAT free for For Irish Shoppers This only applied to items SOLD by or Fulfilled By Amazon and this ended on June 30th 2021 We have written already about the Effect of Brexit on shopping on UK websites such as Amazon. Irish VAT Exemption […]
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In 2011 The Irish government reduced VAT on many services relating to tourism.A temporary second reduced rate of VAT at 9% was introduced with effect from 1 July 2011 to Jan 2019 . The 9% VAT rate applied to the following items and services: (between 2011 and 2019) Catering and restaurant supplies, including vending machines […]
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